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Quiet: The Power of Introverts
by Susan Cain
This book puts into words what many introverts have
either always known or couldn't quite put a finger on. The author puts to rest
the notion that extroverts always trump introverts (even in sales) and uses
facts, statistics and case studies to showcase how people have succeeded
because of -- and not despite -- their introversion. I'd love for this book to
be part of required reading somewhere. As an introvert, I feel that much more
validated and can go about the world more confidently, thanks to this book.
~ Anita Y.
Didn't like it as much as I thought.
This book doesn't do any justice to the first one. It just goes on and on about Meira wanting to save the world and doing things wrong, and claiming she's the queen and loving Winter. Not to mention that this book is nearly five hundred pages and could easily be boiled down to about the last FIFTY pages. I'm so serious. Maybe one or two characters are introduced that are important, but the whole book is so pointless, and boring. It felt like nothing was happening - which is why it was boring.
~ Viryuana M.
~ Anita Y.
Brotherhood in Death
by J.D. Robb
Brotherhood in Death is one of my favorites - I reread this series (In Death series) all the time, and this one I go back to again and again. I love the backstory and the insight into otherwise minor characters within the series.
~ Melissa C.
Ice Like Fire
by Sara Raasch
Didn't like it as much as I thought.
This book doesn't do any justice to the first one. It just goes on and on about Meira wanting to save the world and doing things wrong, and claiming she's the queen and loving Winter. Not to mention that this book is nearly five hundred pages and could easily be boiled down to about the last FIFTY pages. I'm so serious. Maybe one or two characters are introduced that are important, but the whole book is so pointless, and boring. It felt like nothing was happening - which is why it was boring.
~ Viryuana M.
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